New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-01
THE DBAxA-MUSsu
DRAMATIC NOTEa

sNazulm1, ono Of tho Old Ravcl pant0miBcs. b to
be resuscitated by the krslfy Brothers Jerome Ravel
now seventy-slx. Is at. work on the :,odeIs At BIS
Mr. barrymore Miss Helen Tracy, Miss Floyd
Harold Fosberg. W. II. Lytell and Others VIII take
part In the revival Of . The Dukes MOTTO
the name of "Legarderer-st Nlbl0's on August ID.
The Fourteenth Street Theatre will be reopcnod
on August 20. and a new piece entitled The Still
Alarm" will be offered there
The Windsor Theatre will be re-opened for tho
regular dramatic season Of Iss7'ss August Is,
SGwynne's oat&v Miss ''. 8dcline stsnSopc viii
play the chief part IN it. This piece was acted Lass
drama entitled "The Roads by Mr.. James Car
den is to be offered here at tho windsor Theatre on
September 10. Mr.. Garden and Miss Marston Leigh
q the London stage will play se chief parts In t.
American tour Vt Mr.. Garden and Miss Leigh. which
begins with this production.
Mr.. Irving will begin the dramatic season on
August % at the Lyceum Theatre, Edinburgh vherc
he will remain for two weeks. He will then visit
in succession Glasgow, Manchester and Liverpool.
devOting two weeks to each place. His farewell
and be them WIFI ss or Ills
planned as follows: November to December 10
Ave weeks New-Y0rk. Star Theatre; December IL to
December 81 two weeks, Philadelphia, Chestnut
street Opera House; December 20 to January 81.
Theatre February 90 to March "a, five week. New
York. Star Theatre Mr.. Irvtngs rcpertory VIII In.
clude Faust" The Merchant Of Venice olivia"
much Ado About Nothing, Werner s,.,, I iSss
he prepares to make his reentrance at the London
Lyceum.
Mr. Irving has become possessed Of an original
painting Of Garrick by Nathaniel Dance 1t was
formerly owned by John Taylor. author of "Mon
seur Tvneon. and Editor of the London " Morning
Posi- A. aaa i eeafs a% u
Ss v a. At TSaessy q tho
Interesting social inC dents VI the present London
ewne eas t Of parts Hernia, Mrs Jopins Puck
Miss Norress Tfiania Miss Kate vaughan Helene.
saa TIE i" scenery viii be arranged BY Mr. Lewis
Wingfeld Messrs. r. c. Burnand, Mr. A. W. irhero
and Mr. Whistler. the artist viii paracipaee III ho
It was expected that the new Adelphi-for the
old theatre has been entirely renovatel-woud DO
opened on July So with q new play called "th s
Bells Of Haslemere," by MIR. Petttt and MY
Grundy
Henry Irving has been elected trustee OF
Spakespeare's Birthplace. at neutrality-suspicious.,
to fill the vacancy caused by the death Of the late
DR.. lngleby
Miss CIyn Cirs. E. s. Dallas, is teacher Of elo-
cutlon in London. and occasionally gives public
readings.
Miss Augusta Raymond Mrs Edward e. Kidder)
has Joined MISS Lotta's dramatic company for tho
season OF ls87-6S-
Miss Mary Anderson VIII make her re-ehtfahce
on the London stage at the Lyceum Theatre ON Sep
TENDER 5th. enactDg Hermlone and Perdita In
Winters Tale IsIe main features OF the cast VIII
be As follows Leontes, Mr. Forbes-RObertson Or
Mr. willard Polixenes, Mr.. Mackiin; Autoiycus
Mr. Grookncld peullna. Sophie Eyre Camille, MI, nr
Arthur Stirling; Anugonus. Mr.. Ward; Mopsa Miss
Tibury FIorizel Will be undertaken by a new
conner.
Miss Minnie Palmer sailed from Australia on the
18th of July for San Francisco accompanied by her
theatrical associates Miss Palmer has been absent
frum this country for over two years, and she ha,
performed In Great Britain and Australia, and
earned money and popularity. Miss Palmer Will
make her rc-entrance in New-York next October at
the Four eenth Street Theatre In new play called
"Thr Step-Nother." written for her by Mr.. Fred
Marsden. She plays part named Peru ME-
G. D. Hess Is her manager.